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Given enough time, your appliances will almost certainly malfunction in some way or another. When this happens, you might find that you can hire an appliance repair professional that has experience working installing replacement parts into washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, and microwave ovens. Before you can hire someone, though, you will need to know a few key terms that are used in this business.

Cook Top - The cooking range that is often found on top of the oven. Some models are separate from the stove, though, so they might be installed directly into your countertop.

Dehumidifier - A machine that extracts moisture from the air. You can often find dehumidifiers in refrigerators, ice makers, and freezers, where they are used to prevent moisture from having a damaging effect on food.

Humidifier - The opposite of a dehumidifier. These pieces of equipment add moisture to the air. Dry air can cause some people to experience nose bleeds and other minor health problems, so they use humidifiers to add moisture to the air in their homes.

Trash Compactor - When found in kitchens, these are usually small appliances that squash garbage into smaller, more compact areas. Essentially, they crush garbage in the same way that you might crush an aluminum can. Businesses often have larger trash compactors for their waste materials.

Garbage Disposal - A device that is installed in a sink pipe. They have metal prongs similar to a blender. Commonly used to turn organic matter, such as banana peels and coffee grounds, into a substance that you can wash down the drain without causing clogs.

Rely on us for all of your appliance repair needs. Our trained technicians can service a wide variety of major name brand appliances. We can handle microwaves, refrigerators, washers, electric stoves, and more.

A major appliance is a large machine, such as a washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher or oven, that accomplishes some sort of large household or industrial task. Small appliances, such as microwave ovens, toasters and food processors, perform smaller tasks and are somewhat portable. Many appliances are found in the kitchen: cooktop, range, garbage disposal, and trash compactors to name a few. When an appliance breaks down, the homeowner can either call in a professional to repair it or do it himself or herself, commonly referred to as DIY for “do it yourself”. You'll need the proper parts, repair know-how for all types of appliances, such as dishwasher, microwave oven, stove, range, cook top, washing machine, dryer, garbage disposal, trash compactor, ice maker, humidifier, and dehumidifier. If you're not too handy and need to call in an appliance repair expert for parts and service, you need to do your research on local and global companies based on quality of work, referrals, cost, honesty and integrity, and speed of service for appliances such as a dishwasher, refrigerator, or microwave oven. You can find appliance repair by looking in your local phone book or by searching online directory listings for a professional near you. If you are good at DIY, first try and locate the original service manual of your appliance. There may be a warranty on the appliance. If not, troubleshoot and see if you can locate the source of the problem. It may involve replacing a part or performing a simple repair. Consult a manual on appliance repair, which can be obtained in stores, libraries or on the Internet. Refrigerators and dishwashers, the largest of the kitchen appliances, may frequently be in need of repair due to excessive use, especially if you have older models.